Kate Upton is back! The supermodel, actress and mom stars on the 2024 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover. The magazine released its milestone 60th anniversary issue with Kate posing in a red-and-pink ruffled and pinstripe bikini. She has been modeling for the publication since her 2011 debut.

A day after Justin Bieber and wife Hailey revealed that they’re expecting, Madame Tussauds London made an adjustment to his wax figure. The museum added a frontal baby carrier to his likeness, “to help him get some all-important practice in ahead of the big arrival,” according to a Tussauds rep.

Avril Lavigne will release her first-ever best-of collection on June 21, a few days before her debut appearance at England’s Glastonbury Festival. The career-spanning “Greatest Hits” compilation will contain 20 songs.

Hootie & the Blowfish, Jason Mraz and Seal are among the acts who will perform on Sunday’s “American Idol” season finale. In addition to previously announced guest mentor Jon Bon Jovi, New Kids on the Block, James Bay, Wynonna Judd will also perform.

Lainey Wilson calls her new single ‘Hang Tight Honey’ “an anthem for the hard-working men and women that get up every dang day and put in long hours to make a life worth living for the ones they love most.” It’s the latest preview from her new album “Whirlwind”, arriving August 23.

When Luke Combs was asked who he thinks should win the 2024 ACM Entertainer of the Year Award, this was his answer: “I think Kane Brown. I think that he has never gotten the recognition that I think that he deserves…and I think that it’d be really cool to see him take it home.” Both guys are nominees. The ACM Awards are tomorrow night.

Does “Jeopardy!” get more difficult for you when the $2000 questions hit? A new version of the hit game show might be up your alley. Amazon Prime Video will be home to “Pop Culture Jeopardy!”. The twist on the original game features questions based on music, film, TV, stage, and sports. No premiere date has been set.

The WNBA season begins this week, and the hype is real. Not only is the league welcoming the likes of Caitlin Clark, Cameron Brink, Kamilla Cardoso, and Angel Reese, but the WNBA is being featured by Kim Kardashian’s SKIMS. An ad campaign for the bodywear brand features recently retired WNBA legend Candace Parker, as well as current stars Dijonai Carrington, Kelsey Plum, and Skylar Diggins-Smith. SKIMS is an official partner with the NBA and WNBA.

The next part of Tom Brady’s career will start with a marquee matchup on Fox Sports. Tom will take over the number-one analyst position on Fox’s NFL games. He will broadcast the Dallas Cowboys – Cleveland Browns matchup during week one of the season on September 8.

Jimmy Fallon, being who he is, could’ve easily pulled strings to score tickets to Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour for his two daughters.  But he didn’t. He says he told them, quote, “No, you have to earn certain things.  I can’t just do this for you.” Jimmy wants them to be as normal and “less bratty” as possible.  Quote, “And they’re the nicest kids.” His daughters are nine and 10.

Jake Gyllenhaal will reprise his role as Dalton in a sequel to Amazon’s “Road House” movie. The original film attracted nearly 80 million viewers worldwide, becoming Amazon’s most-watched film debut ever on a worldwide basis.

Liam Neeson will join Zachary Levi in the action-thriller film “Hotel Tehran”, which is set to start filming this summer. The veteran dramatic actor-turned-action star will be giving comedy a try in “The Naked Gun” reboot next year.

Hulu is launching a monthly series of stand-up specials called Hulu’s “Laughing Now”. Jim Gaffigan will headline the first, premiering on November 22. Hulu will add licensed stand-up specials to its library from various companies.